LARM - still viable?

2004-01-05 Thread Erik Hatcher
I'm embarking on a sandbox overhaul in order to unify the build process across all codebases there (Ant 1.6 with and are the key!). In my effort, I'm going to be questioning the codebases and seeing if we need to do any cleansing. The end result is going to be a clean sandbox package that w

Retrieving the content from hits...

2004-01-05 Thread ambiesense
Hi Group, I have a little problem which is able of being solved easily from the expertise within this group. A index has beein generated. The document used looks like this: Document doc = new Document(); doc.add(Field.Text("contents", new FileReader(file))); doc.add(Field.Keyword("filename", fi

Re: Retrieving the content from hits...

2004-01-05 Thread Grant Ingersoll
I believe since you created the field using a Reader, you have to use the Field.readerValue() method instead of the stringValue() method and then handle the reader appropriately. I don't know if there is anyway to determine which one is used for a given field other than to test for null on the

Re: Retrieving the content from hits...

2004-01-05 Thread Ralph
My problem is before that. I only get one field, the "filename" field... the "contents" field is totally missing and I have no idea why... Ralf > I believe since you created the field using a Reader, you have to use the > Field.readerValue() method instead of the stringValue() method and then >

Re: Retrieving the content from hits...

2004-01-05 Thread Erik Hatcher
Actually, creating a Field with a Reader means the field data is "unstored". It is indexed, but the original text is not retrievable as it is not in the index (yes, it is tokenized, but not kept as a unit, and is very unlikely to be the same as the original text) If you need the text to be sto

Re: Retrieving the content from hits...

2004-01-05 Thread ambiesense
Hi, thank you for this advice. I guess the usual way of searching and retrieving the document is to search like I did (with the reduced info in the index (only cleaned text)) and later load the file with the "filename" information. I just realised that no example for this simple task is actually a

Performance question

2004-01-05 Thread Scott Smith
I have an application that is reading in XML files and indexing them. Each XML file is 3K-6K bytes. This application preloads a database that I will add to "on the fly" later. However, all I want it to do initially is take some existing files and create the initial index as quick as I can. Si